How to repeat actions in a closed interval loop with immediate first run?
Compact syntax with timing methods:
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$('.some').repeat(interval,true).doThis().until(false);
The closing command .until(false) can be skipped for infinite loops.
Compare this to the old way with more syntactic fluff:
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function myFunction(){
$('.some').doThis();
}
myFunction();
setInterval(myFunction, interval);
Similar patterns with closed loops
- How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(false); - How to
$('.some').repeat().doThis().jQueryStuff().until(count); - How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(count); - How to
$('.many').each().wait(event).all().doSome().jQueryStuff(); - How to
$('.many').each($).wait(event).all().doSome().jQueryStuff(); - How to
var valueArray = $('.some').each().attr(name).all().get();
Similar patterns with intervals
- How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().overAndOver(); - How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(false); - How to
$('.some').repeat(interval,true).doThis().overAndOver(); - How to
$.repeat(interval, function(){ … }); - How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(count);
Similar patterns with sequential loops
- How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().overAndOver(); - How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(false); - How to
$('.some').repeat(interval,true).doThis().overAndOver(); - How to
$.repeat(interval, function(){ … }); - How to
$('.some').repeat().doThis().jQueryStuff().until(count); - How to
$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(count); - How to
$('.many').each($).wait(event).all().doSome().jQueryStuff();